New beginnings are always a great time! I am constantly in awe of the resoluteness one needs for the closing of the door behind to walk slowly but assuredly away from one’s comfort. And then how soon it can be followed by the exhilaration and anticipation of new worlds to be found in the opening of the doors ahead.
This is where I find myself. Wanting… Maybe even needing… to enter a new unexplored world. Yet I still enjoy and find fulfillment and rest in the world in which I presently reside.
Living simultaneously in two worlds… It can’t last forever… But while it does, I will enjoy the ride.
The last three opportunities of visitations to the night sky have been obstructed
by the clouds, the horrendous April temperatures, and the rains. Sky watchers could become despondent about the interruptions, or they could be grateful for the fruitions given by the rains.
I choose to be grateful for the luscious, green grasses.
This Saturday-Sunday, we once again have a chance to breath in the night skies: Lyrid meteor showers.
Mother Nature appears to want to be cooperative this weekend.
The best time to view them seems to be predawn Sunday morning. This would be 5:00 am – 6:00 am.
I’m going to try to be up-n-about… Will I be seeing you?
Written for The Daily Post: Fret I have been having problems finding something of meaning to create an answer for the prompts this year. So I decided to strengthen and tighten my focus. My chosen topics are as follows: (Monday) Life in Retirement; (Tuesday) Hobbies: Archaeology and Astronomy; (Wednesday) Fitness; (Thursday) Chores; (Friday) Writing; (Saturday) Hobbies: Music and Photography; and (Sunday) Hobbies: Gardening and Birdwatching.
The last three opportunities of visitations to the night sky have been obstructed by the clouds, the horrendous April temperatures, and the rains. Sky watchers could become despondent about the interruptions, or they could be grateful for the fruitions given by the rains.
I choose to be grateful for the luscious, green grasses.
This Saturday-Sunday, we once again have a chance to breathe in the night skies: the Lyrid meteor showers.
Mother Nature appears to want to be cooperative this weekend.
The best time to view them seems to be predawn Sunday morning. This would be 5:00 am – 6:00 am EST.
I’m going to try to be up-n-about… Will I be seeing you?
Written for The Daily Post: Fret I have been having problems finding something of meaning to create an answer for the prompts this year. So I decided to strengthen and tighten my focus. My chosen topics are as follows: (Monday) Life in Retirement; (Tuesday) Hobbies: Archaeology and Astronomy; (Wednesday) Fitness; (Thursday) Chores; (Friday) Writing; (Saturday) Hobbies: Music and Photography; and (Sunday) Hobbies: Gardening and Birdwatching.
